Objective:To explore the effect of amblyopia training in regulating the amblyopic eye in children with ametropic amblyopia.Methods:A total of 50 children with ametropic amblyopia who were admitted in our hospital from March, 2012 to February, 2014 for amblyopia training were included in the study and served as the amblyopia group (n=90). The clinical efficacy and average time to enhance 1 line LogMAR vision in children with different degrees of amblyopia were recorded. The regulatory function indicators of amblyopic eye were detected. A total of 36 children with normal visions who came for physical examinations at the same stage were served as the control group (n=72).Results:The average time to enhance 1 line LogMAR vision for children with severe amblyopia in the amblyopia group was the shortest, secondly was the moderate amblyopia children, while the average time for children with mild amblyopia was the longest, and the comparison among each group was statistically significant. The accommodation amplitude and accommodation flexibility before and after treatment in the amblyopia group were significantly lower than those in the control group, while the accommodation lag was significantly higher than that in the control group. The accommodation amplitude and accommodation flexibility 3 months after treatment in the amblyopia group were significantly elevated, and those in children with mild and moderate amblyopia were significantly higher than those in children with severe amblyopia, while the accommodation lag was significantly reduced, and that in children with mild and moderate amblyopia was significantly lower than that in children with severe amblyopia.Conclusions:Amblyopia training for children with ametropic amblyopia can effectively improve the regulatory function, and is beneficial for the recovery.
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